Validate the security of your TLS connections so that they deserve your trust.
Because, no one wants to write several hundred lines of code for every project that uses micro-services, internal APIs, zero-trust, etc. where you probably should be doing more then just the basic built-in OpenSSL hostname and root trust store checks.
Package trivialscan provides a command-line tool trivial which contacts an SSL/TLS server and obtains some information on its configuration. It aims at providing equal or better functionality of Internet-based tools like Qualys SSL Server Test without the requirement of the target server being internet connected.
You can also use trivial scan on your internal network, DevOps pipeline, or local computer, to test your servers while they are being developed.
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